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Skunks test positive for rabies in 2 southern Indiana counties, first confirmed cases in 20 years

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The skunks were found in Clark and Washington counties. There aren't any suspected human infections. State officials shared the following tips:Vaccinate dogs, cats and ferrets for rabies. Spay or neuter your pets to help reduce the number of stray animals in the community.

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